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gregr2 Goldmember  More info | Apr 25, 2013 08:20 | #5521 Abstract by Greg and Mellina, on FlickrFlickr
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dandai Senior Member  317 posts Likes: 4 Joined Jan 2012 Location: Newport News More info | Apr 25, 2013 09:09 | #5522 RobDickinson wrote in post #15863529  Night at the Church by robjdickinson, on FlickrAmazing! Rob is that only one shot,or a stack? It's truly stunning.
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Good one Rob..  Chitkul-village by Nitin Dangwal, on 500pxND
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42zx Senior Member 257 posts Likes: 1 Joined May 2011 More info |
Apr 25, 2013 13:31 | #5525 dultim8 wrote in post #15864810 Hi Everyone more knowledgeable than me. I have just picked up a used 5d2 and have started the learning curve. I am coming from a 40D so the 5d doesnt seem all that different. However whenever I take a photo the picture looks really washed out on the LCD. I feel that it didnt do this on my 40D, regardless of the shooting conditions. So my question is this. Is this just the 5d2's LCD being different than the 40D? Or do I need to expose consistently to the right or left or wherever to get a shot looking good.? Mind you I havent loaded any photos onto the computer to check how they look, I am just looking at the images on the LCD. Any suggestions or info on this would be great. How do the menus look compared to the photos? _
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Apr 25, 2013 15:49 | #5526 Great work guys. This page is killer. I really like the portrait set laxlife. 42zx, that sky is bananas!
LIKE A DREAM by jmarshphoto, on Flickrhttp://jmarshphoto.com
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gonzogolf dumb remark memorialized More info | Apr 25, 2013 16:00 | #5527 dultim8 wrote in post #15864810 Hi Everyone more knowledgeable than me. I have just picked up a used 5d2 and have started the learning curve. I am coming from a 40D so the 5d doesnt seem all that different. However whenever I take a photo the picture looks really washed out on the LCD. I feel that it didnt do this on my 40D, regardless of the shooting conditions. So my question is this. Is this just the 5d2's LCD being different than the 40D? Or do I need to expose consistently to the right or left or wherever to get a shot looking good.? Mind you I havent loaded any photos onto the computer to check how they look, I am just looking at the images on the LCD. Any suggestions or info on this would be great. First of all, use your histogram instead of your LCD to determine proper exposure. Your LCD is not a calibrated display. Its affected by ambient light viewing conditions and brightness adjustment. Check your menu setting and set your LCD brightness to auto. My 5DII display is much better than the 40D, but that doesnt mean its accurate because its variable.
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Beanie'sDad Senior Member 581 posts Joined Nov 2008 Location: Irvine, Scotland More info | Apr 25, 2013 16:56 | #5528 jmarshphoto wrote in post #15866988 This is from Burney Falls in California last night. I've seen a bunch of great shots from here but tried to do something a little different. Near full moon provided the light. LIKE A DREAM by jmarshphoto, on FlickrWow! That really has a dream like, other-worldly quality to it - I really like it. 5DIII, 5DII, EF24-105, EF 70-200 f4L IS, EF 85 1.8, "Sigmalux" 50 1.4, EF 35 f2, EF17-40 f4L
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laxlife1234 Cream of the Crop  12,432 posts Likes: 1 Joined Aug 2011 Location: NY More info | Apr 25, 2013 17:15 | #5529 jmarshphoto wrote in post #15866988 Great work guys. This page is killer. I really like the portrait set laxlife. 42zx, that sky is bananas!  This is from Burney Falls in California last night. I've seen a bunch of great shots from here but tried to do something a little different. Near full moon provided the light.
LIKE A DREAM by jmarshphoto, on FlickrThanks
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Nicolas.Goulet Senior Member 573 posts Likes: 17 Joined Sep 2010 More info | Apr 25, 2013 21:22 | #5530  Sunset View by Nicolas_Goulet, on FlickrFlickr
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GeeRoq Senior Member 823 posts Likes: 136 Joined Dec 2011 Location: New Orleans, Louisana More info | Apr 25, 2013 22:32 | #5531  The Heart Break Kid by GeeRoq, on Flickr
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tomme Goldmember  1,263 posts Likes: 1 Joined Apr 2010 Location: Norway More info |
slickooz Goldmember  2,104 posts Likes: 94 Joined Mar 2011 Location: Central NJ More info | Apr 25, 2013 23:49 | #5533 |
dultim8 Senior Member  269 posts Joined Feb 2009 Location: Sydney, AUS More info | Apr 26, 2013 00:09 | #5534 gonzogolf wrote in post #15867021 First of all, use your histogram instead of your LCD to determine proper exposure. Your LCD is not a calibrated display. Its affected by ambient light viewing conditions and brightness adjustment. Check your menu setting and set your LCD brightness to auto. My 5DII display is much better than the 40D, but that doesnt mean its accurate because its variable. Yeah I try and look at the histogram after every shot. 40d - S95 - Some nice lenses
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RobDickinson Goldmember More info | Apr 26, 2013 02:06 | #5535 Tekapo milky way shot is one frame. www.HeroWorkshops.com
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